writing tools thread! what do you use?

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Anonymous Mon Jan 7 17:56:13 2013 No.3332416 [Reply] [Original]

writing tools thread! what do you use?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 17:58:12 2013 No.3332422 FocusWriter / WriteMonkey programs. On my computer. Like a person.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:06:12 2013 No.3332459 >>3332422 I second WriteMonkey. Damn nice program. I usually put on some chilling psychedelic ambient and start writing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:12:12 2013 No.3332478 File: 454 KB, 1632x1224, this.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3332416 Field Notes stenos and notebooks, Sharpie Stainless Steel Pen. Zebra M-301's whenever I need a pencil.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:16:12 2013 No.3332494 I use generic blue or black bic pens. I carry a small (really small) notebook around to take note on ideas. But to lay down paragraphs I prefer not to use notebooks, just sheets of paper. And then Microsoft Word.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:19:13 2013 No.3332504 >>3332416 Google Drive, iOS Notes on computer and phone respectively.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:25:12 2013 No.3332530 File: 80 KB, 1000x665, fpn_1330977677__reform.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] and a notebook

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:31:12 2013 No.3332554 >>3332530 >Reform Yaaay me too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:32:12 2013 No.3332558 >>3332554 Want to fuck?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:33:12 2013 No.3332563 >>3332558 Can I bring my pen?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:33:12 2013 No.3332566 >>3332530 >>3332554 I'm looking to get another fountain pen but I haven't heard of this one. How do you like it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:36:12 2013 No.3332573 >>3332566 It's a dirt-cheap semiflex piston filler. So I mean for what it is, it's pretty good. You might find one for $10-20 on eBay.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:37:12 2013 No.3332582 >>3332563 No, bring your inkwell, I'll supply the pen >>3332566 They're pretty good, and cheap. Piston-filler, semi-flex, removable nib/feed But they don't make them anymore, so buy a few while you can

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:39:12 2013 No.3332588 >>3332573 >>3332582 Cool thanks for the advice!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:39:12 2013 No.3332592 lamy safari fine nib cheap (10$) and about as good as pens that cost a grand+

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:41:12 2013 No.3332597 >>3332592 Any pen that is over a grand is just for the looks.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:42:12 2013 No.3332600 A current generation mont blanc starwalker my grandfather gave to me when he was dying. I quite like it and carry it everywhere. I also have a nice parker duofold mechanical pencil that looks very old, presumably the 40s or 50s. Love a good pen.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:45:12 2013 No.3332608 File: 826 KB, 2048x1382, one_nation_under_chtulu.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3332604 Nice, what do you do when you mistyped?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 18:45:12 2013 No.3332610 >>3332604 I bet your penmanship is hideous.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 19:06:12 2013 No.3332668 pencil and paper

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 19:17:12 2013 No.3332693 File: 23 KB, 480x360, pkmn.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3332633

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 19:25:12 2013 No.3332709 my computer. when i must or am obligated to write using physical media it's a legal pad or one of my moleskine notebooks and a Pilot G2.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 19:52:13 2013 No.3332770 smith-corona sterling

Anonymous Mon Jan 7 20:04:12 2013 No.3332813
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>>3332693
I fucking hate you.

There is literally nothing edgy about that picture. Fuck, I'm writing on a laptop right now. It's quite possibly one of the most mundane, status quo ways of relaying text. I don't know when it became okay to misuse the word edgy to put down everything and anything on /lit/, but you have officially brought it over the brink into utter meaninglessness.

You killed a word, kid. You killed it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 20:25:12 2013 No.3332915 File: 6 KB, 225x225, 2521646.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Pretty much the only pen I use- paper's not that important as long as it's not super slick

>>	PROMETHEU !SBOUNDolkM Mon Jan 7 20:34:12 2013 No.3332961 File: 1.01 MB, 2560x1920, CIMG0491.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Cross mechanical pencil. Pardon the old time stamp.

>>	PROMETHEU !SBOUNDolkM Mon Jan 7 20:34:12 2013 No.3332966 >>3332813 This looks like fresh pasta.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 20:44:13 2013 No.3333009 >>3332961 >Cross mechanical pencil. Note sure what that is but I feel obliged to check my BIC privilege

>>	PROMETHEU !SBOUNDolkM Mon Jan 7 20:48:12 2013 No.3333028 >>3333009 I don't know what that means. BIC like the pen?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 20:48:12 2013 No.3333032 are fountain pens really worth it? I need to know if I should be arsed to get one sometime

Anonymous Mon Jan 7 20:54:12 2013 No.3333055

Quite recently I've discovered my love for Ommwriter.

I'm getting more written in less time than I ever did before. That said, it's complete lack of editing and formatting tools requires that once I'm done writing a piece in Ommwriter, I have to take it over to Word in order to edit it.

However, for that first draft, there is quite literally nothing better.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 20:56:12 2013 No.3333064 File: 170 KB, 596x600, 1339360471965.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3333055 >writing "pieces"

Anonymous Mon Jan 7 20:59:12 2013 No.3333083
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I use my laptop. If I -really- have to use a pen or a pencil I just use a Bic or something. I type much more accurately and faster than I do by hand and can do so pretty much indefinitely without any hand cramp. Can sustain a good 70-80 wpm, 100+ if I'm really hoofing it.

Plus spell check. I don't often need to use it but it does come in handy on occasion.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:01:12 2013 No.3333096 if you "write" on a computer nothing you do will ever be of worth.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:03:12 2013 No.3333106 >>3333096 Pretty much every author worth their salt who isn't a pensioner, probably even those now, write on a computer.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:05:12 2013 No.3333113 File: 116 KB, 1460x740, FK302QPC_header_1[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:06:12 2013 No.3333118 >>3333113 /g/ pls go

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:10:12 2013 No.3333135 >>3333113 >quiet keyboard >writing Nigga this ain't Call of Duty.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:13:12 2013 No.3333146 >>3333135 My roommate Cunt Can't sleep if there's even the slightest bit of noise This keyboard allows me to write long into the night without the Cunt waking up and menstruating all over me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:20:12 2013 No.3333178 >>3333146 Just get a macbook faggot

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:21:12 2013 No.3333181 File: 54 KB, 437x421, You're Serious.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3333178 >Mac

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:23:12 2013 No.3333186 >>3333181 >being a writer >not feasting your eyes on superior rMBP display Enjoy your blindness.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:24:12 2013 No.3333198 >>3333186 >Implying liquid crystal displays haven't been used in Dell Monitors for years

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:25:12 2013 No.3333202 >>3333186 >rMBP display >not paper and ink If you do not write on a typewriter you are ruining your eyes, your fingers, and your tasteful sensibilities.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:26:12 2013 No.3333204 >>3333198 >implying Dell can even come near that PPI

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:27:12 2013 No.3333207 >>3333204 >Implying Dell hasn't been doing since 2008 what Apple just learned to do in 2011 Do you even /g/?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:33:13 2013 No.3333220 sure, your work will be influenced by the medium you use to create it, but writing on paper or writing on a computer isn't going to make it better or worse. if you're a hack on paper, you'll be a hack on a keyboard as well.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:36:12 2013 No.3333229 >>3333181 >>3333186 >>3333198 >>3333202 >>3333204 >>3333207 >>>/g/ pls go

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:51:12 2013 No.3333277 >>3333229 are you retarded?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:52:12 2013 No.3333282 >>3333064 What's wrong with call individual works "pieces"?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 21:53:12 2013 No.3333286 >>3333282 nothing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:04:12 2013 No.3333319 File: 74 KB, 500x500, blackwing-01[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Get on my level.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:12:12 2013 No.3333340 >>3333319 Why did you make me buy a dozen pencils? I don't use pencils

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:13:12 2013 No.3333344 File: 83 KB, 400x300, weirdest-boner1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3332592 where the fuck did you get a safari for less than $>>20 3332582 dipping my pen in strange inkwells pic related

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:15:12 2013 No.3333352 File: 112 KB, 400x300, tumblr_m4tl821ZdI1rp8n54o1_400.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3333344 I meant >>3332582

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:25:12 2013 No.3333388 anybody use dip pens?

Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:34:12 2013 No.3333417

full size soft cover moleskine, black and white composition book, or macbook. i use a few different pens, but my favorites are G-2s (07), Uniball Deluxe (fine), or the plastic white bics (blue).

i have an ipad and would like to get a keyboard for it eventually. it seems like it'd be fun to write with that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:38:12 2013 No.3333433 >>3333388 no, why would you want to write with a dip pen?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:40:12 2013 No.3333444 >>3333433 i could see using one for writing personal correspondence.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:41:12 2013 No.3333447 >>3333433 Imagine having one for your stationary.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 22:45:12 2013 No.3333458 File: 16 KB, 300x295, m2a1quIzox1r6zm3i.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3333444 >>3333447 Just use a fountain pen

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 23:04:12 2013 No.3333479 >>3333458 no.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 7 23:27:12 2013 No.3333533 >>3333458 they make all kinds of unique nibs for dip pens/calligraphy sets also shelby foote wrote the his fucking masterpiece 3 volume history of the civil war with dip pns. but yeah for writing longhand fountain pens > dip

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 00:55:12 2013 No.3333766 File: 216 KB, 1375x1100, il_fullxfull.285558760.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The Clark Nova. Got it at a yard sale when I was 10... later in life... it found me.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 00:59:12 2013 No.3333782 >>3333766 do they still make type writer ribbons?

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 00:59:12 2013 No.3333784
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>2013
>buying pleb-class bics
master race micron 005 reporting in
more accesible and good, the precise v5 (but I do love the micron's tiny tip)
Pencil-wise: Drafting pencils, but currently the Graphgear 500.

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 01:03:12 2013 No.3333805 [DELETED]

>>3333782

Yes. And it's totally worth it. You can get good working machines on ebay for like 50 bucks. Seems like a lot, but it really helps make you a better writer. None of that autocorrect shit and you get real use to making drafts. And at a basic level... My computer screen kills my eyes. So much more relaxing with a typewriter. Don't be afraid of people called you a "Hipster". That word doesn't even mean anything.

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 01:05:13 2013 No.3333811

>>3333782

Yes. And it's totally worth it. You can get good working machines on ebay for like 50 bucks. Seems like a lot, but it really helps make you a better writer. None of that autocorrect shit and you get real use to making drafts. And at a basic level... My computer screen kills my eyes. So much more relaxing with a typewriter. Don't be afraid of people calling you a "Hipster". That word doesn't even mean anything.

>>	not 766 Anonymous Tue Jan 8 01:09:12 2013 No.3333822 >>3333805 totally going to get one. If I don't like it I'm going to find you and sodomize you.

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 01:10:12 2013 No.3333827

>>3333822

Get a 50's smith corona portable manual, like a silent, sterling, or skywriter. They are good economy machines for entry level typists that won't break the bank. Just make sure the person knows they work. You can buy ribbons on amazon for like 8 bucks.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 01:18:12 2013 No.3333853 File: 66 KB, 283x228, Areyoufuckinserious.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >pencils for anything but sketching and math

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 01:33:12 2013 No.3333898 File: 31 KB, 306x306, math.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3333853 >math >pencil

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 01:33:12 2013 No.3333899 File: 273 KB, 1483x980, tablet-1-frontback[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I prefer to do all my writing on my tablet.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 02:53:12 2013 No.3334076 Any recommendations for a inexpensive fountain pen for someone looking to change over?

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 03:36:12 2013 No.3334150
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>>3334076
lamy safari in many colors or lamy vista safari which is clear plastic, you can use individual ink cartridges which offers you limited colors and tend to be expensive overtime or you can spring for a converted ($5) which will allow you to fill your pen from any ink bottle. some of these are limited editions but you get the idea.

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>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 03:42:12 2013 No.3334156 >>3333853 >not using a piece of charcoal like real men

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 04:09:12 2013 No.3334208 File: 12 KB, 300x170, John-Steinbeck-300x170.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3333853 >not using a pencil to write

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 04:42:12 2013 No.3334273 >>3332416 bump

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 04:56:12 2013 No.3334297 File: 114 KB, 750x500, NO-Konrad-Black-3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3332416 My latest purchase (20 dollars), for a solid flex pen

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 05:22:12 2013 No.3334371 >>3334297 Sigh. I tried to get one of the ebonite ripples but no chance since they sold out in 15 fucking minutes.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 05:57:12 2013 No.3334451 >>3334150 If that's your collection it is quite impressive! Though I don't like the safari so much myself, you do have the only colour which stirs within me some semblance of desire: the aquamarine/turquoise.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 06:04:12 2013 No.3334465 File: 9 KB, 600x100, kaweco-dia2-gld-fp.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I use it with 54th massachusetts Noodler's ink

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 06:15:12 2013 No.3334489

>>3333319
Oh yeah?

I paid 50 bucks of my middleclass entitlement pocketmoney for like, a real genuine vintage authentic blackwing on ebay. I now sit in starbucks sipping my mocha frappe faggachino (tm) whilst pretending to sketch in my Moleskine (tm), but really I'm playing angry birds (tm) on my Iphone 5 (tm), resplendently clad in my bum-look levis (tm), designer flannel and hornrimmed, no perscription spectacles.

we steinbeck now motherfucker - get on MY level! And but so!
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Seriously though, are these pencils any good?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 06:29:12 2013 No.3334536 >>3334489 sir, step away from the /lit/

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 06:36:13 2013 No.3334565 >>3334489 It is painfully obvious how new you are.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 07:00:12 2013 No.3334644 >>3334565 >actually replying to such a post seriously?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 07:02:12 2013 No.3334647 Add Infinite Jest somewhere in that and you've got /lit/ in a post.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 07:12:12 2013 No.3334676 >>3334647 >we steinbeck now Sounds more like some kind of reddit blather

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 07:14:12 2013 No.3334682

>>3333032
Define "worth it".

Of you're looking for a writing instrument that you can tweak to whatever level of comfort level or ease of writing you want, with whatever ink and linewidth size that suits your fancy, then yes they can be "worth it".

If you just want to get some shit written down then just use a pencil our a bic, that is, if you even actually physically write anything down anymore at all.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 09:05:12 2013 No.3335030 >>3333032 I definitely like it. So for me it is worth it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 10:16:12 2013 No.3335137 >>3334676 /lit/ is the most reddit-like board on 4chan, as it is mostly full of educated people who are imbeciles.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 10:32:12 2013 No.3335177 File: 70 KB, 1600x433, PenCrop.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3332416 A dark green Waterman Hemiphere. It has a bold, thick line that I really like.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 10:41:12 2013 No.3335191 File: 1.89 MB, 3264x2448, 20130108_153719.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] platinum carbon desk pen with jet black/passion red diamine ink >I mainly write maths

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 10:49:12 2013 No.3335199
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>>3332693
Take off your fedora for a minute and just think about it.
Typing is much faster than writing with a pen and it's obviously easier to correct the inevitable mistakes on computer.
If you ever actually want to finish your manuscript (and presumably that IS your goal) then writing using a computer is clearly a better option.

tl;dr stop being a fucking hipster

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 10:53:12 2013 No.3335206 >>3333055 It's probably good software, but could their website be any more pretentious? >Frequently Mediated Questions >Mac and iPad only >"OmmWriter does not support printing" (wtf?)

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 13:42:12 2013 No.3335661 >>3335191 >passion red >not using Poppy Red or Wild Strawberries get on mah levul

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 13:54:12 2013 No.3335685 >>3335177 That's a very nice looking green pen; I don't really like green but that one looks pretty nice. Does it actually have a bold nib? Or are you describing a wide/wet medium or fine?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 13:57:12 2013 No.3335688 >>3334150 Lamy make great pens, but man are they ugly

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 13:58:12 2013 No.3335691 Any good pens that don't dry out? I don't mind paying up to $20 for a single pen if it never drys out.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:00:12 2013 No.3335693 >>3335691 Fountain pen that dry's out, what are you talking about?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:01:12 2013 No.3335697 >>3334451 sadly no, pic not related I just have the clear one, known as a demonstrator the lamy vista safari

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:02:12 2013 No.3335701 >>3334465 >54th massachusetts Noodlers could you post a writing sample with that ink

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:02:12 2013 No.3335704

>>3335693
I usually use cheap staples ballpoint pens which dry out. You know when like your pen stops writing and you have to find a flat piece of paper to furiously scribble on so it works again? That's what I'm talking about, I hate that shit and want a pen that does not do that.

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>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:20:12 2013 No.3335743 >>3335691 lamy safari, it can go extended periods of non use without having ink dry in the nib.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:21:12 2013 No.3335747 >>3335685 lots of companies offer pens with bold or broad nibs

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:23:12 2013 No.3335752 >>3335747 >broad nibs This sounds strangely erotic.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:25:12 2013 No.3335757 Sarasa Zebra 0.7mm's are all I need. I hold pens the way left handed-people do, but with my right hand, so this pen is great since I don't smudge my papers using it.

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:28:12 2013 No.3335763

>>3335747
I know - but I was asking specifically about that pen. I think I've only ever seen a Fine Hemisphere and didn't like it all that much.

>>3335752
It doesn't sound half as erotic as it feels writing with a thick, gushing wet nib with a shading ink....

yesh......

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:44:12 2013 No.3335795 >>3335763 >writing with a thick, gushing wet nib with a shading ink.... ugh, i know that feel

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:54:12 2013 No.3335811 >>3335743 That shit is almost $40

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:55:12 2013 No.3335816 >I write it by hand >then I type it up onto my computer editing it as I go >then type it on iPad editing it again >then rewrite it by hand again. This may explain why it takes me three days to get 1000 words done.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:55:12 2013 No.3335817 >>3335811 check amazon, i got mine for 26.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 14:58:12 2013 No.3335822 >>3335817 Is it a fountain pen? Really looking for something that is more like a ballpoint

Anonymous Tue Jan 8 15:10:12 2013 No.3335853

>>3335822
That's a fountain he's talking about.
If it's just the look you want there are rollerball Safari models that look similar enough; they just don't have a nib nor ink window. (I think the section may be different too... would never know as I'm not into rollerballs)

The ballpoint Safari variant looks very different though - top-clicky button type.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 15:11:12 2013 No.3335860 >>3335817 yeah, nobody actually pays full retail for pens, or anything else for that matter, if they're not stupid. (or not an australian. man that country is just one huge rip off, you pay MORE than full retail for pens and shit there)

jolipunkarchimondain Tue Jan 8 15:18:12 2013 No.3335879
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>>3332530
>>3332416

I've been trying these Chinese state produced
pens, the Baoer and the Kaigelu. I've found they are quite high quality for the price, which is about $15 new. I was able to find one of each of these on eBay for $1 each (plus $5 shipping, which I gladly paid).

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 16:16:12 2013 No.3335991 File: 93 KB, 750x600, Harlan_Ellison_by_mbc12_5_58.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Uses typewriters. Says that if you need to edit extensively in ways that modern word processors allow you're not a real writer.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 17:10:12 2013 No.3336169 >>3335991 2old4me Every opinion regarding literature of people born before 1980 should be disregarded if we're ever to reinvent it as something interesting again.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 18:44:12 2013 No.3336542 >>3335822 oh sorry don't know much about that.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 18:49:12 2013 No.3336574 >>3336169 What's the point, literature is a doomed artform, video games just aren't there yet.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 8 19:11:12 2013 No.3336611 >>3335816 No jimmy were rustled / 10

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>>	Anonymous Wed Jan 9 08:42:13 2013 No.3338230 >>3338199 That's pretty. What is it?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jan 9 08:46:12 2013 No.3338237 >>3338230 It's a pen

>>	Anonymous Wed Jan 9 08:48:12 2013 No.3338240 >>3336574 Exactly how do you think you go about creating a script for video games? Not writing it?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jan 9 08:48:12 2013 No.3338242 >>3338240 >Not writing it? Very Zen, dude.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jan 9 08:49:12 2013 No.3338245 >>3336574 >>>/EDGEMagazine/

>>	Anonymous Wed Jan 9 15:13:12 2013 No.3339367 >>3334150 That's a lot of safari's! Have you ever considered the 2000?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jan 9 20:21:12 2013 No.3340391 >>3339367 very much so, one of these days i will take the plunge into piston fillers

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 00:44:12 2013 No.3341062 >>3340391 It's not a plunge, it's an upgrade.

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>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 02:19:12 2013 No.3341251 >>3335879 Can you recommend any specific models that are decent?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 03:02:13 2013 No.3341308 If an idea strikes me, I just jot it down on any handy loose piece of paper. For actual writing though, Office 2010, with a nice pair of headphones and some minimal ambient music.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 03:14:12 2013 No.3341326 >>3341185 Woah. Same. I burn through one every two weeks or so.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 03:19:12 2013 No.3341333 File: 53 KB, 284x575, Products367-635x575-233669.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3341326 Whoa, weird, other people use that pen too? Are you guys me?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 11:52:12 2013 No.3342053 >>3341333 Nigga anyone who doesn't use G2s is doing it wrong, and the worst part is they know it and are just wallowing in their impotence and imbecility.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 13:14:12 2013 No.3342189 File: 12 KB, 250x187, c823.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3342053 I like them, but prefer my other pilot more. The dependable g2's don't really see much action since I got this baby.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 13:21:12 2013 No.3342198 >>3341185 like spilling the tears of jesus onto the page. hallelujah

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 13:22:12 2013 No.3342200 File: 298 KB, 200x150, darkhairedpicardfacepalm2.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3336574

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 13:44:12 2013 No.3342259 >>3333106 Many writers prefer not to write on computers the first time through because of temptation to edit. Most writers worth their salt will tell you that it is important to get your idea on the page first and THEN edit.

Anonymous Thu Jan 10 13:49:12 2013 No.3342265

>>3335199

Except that many authors will tell you (a good example would be hunter s. thompson in his Paris Review interview) that not being able to edit the first time around is a good thing. The temptation to correct your mistakes sidetracks you and takes you out of the creative process and keeps putting you in to an editing mindset (which is bad)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 13:52:12 2013 No.3342269 >>3342265 I second this post.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 13:52:12 2013 No.3342270 >>3342265 I did not know this. Because I always end up editing my texts and not getting anywhere.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 14:05:12 2013 No.3342303 File: 25 KB, 478x388, OmmWriter.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Why are we having this thread AGAIN?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 14:35:12 2013 No.3342396 >>3342189 oh lawd is dat sum custom 823?

Anonymous Thu Jan 10 14:47:12 2013 No.3342439
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Probably the most plebian foutain pen. I actually like them, surprisingly good for a 3$ disposable pen and a huge improvement compared to what I previously used but I'm looking for something better.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 15:00:12 2013 No.3342502 >>3342439 >fountain pen >disposable literallydisgusting.gif

Anonymous Thu Jan 10 15:06:12 2013 No.3342526

I'm a bit of a weird tech fetishist hipster douche sometimes when it comes to writing. Like I like the idea of using odd formats, old computers, having to hunt down ribbon for typewriters and so on.

I realize this means I'm more into the medium than the product, but I don't care.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 15:09:12 2013 No.3342533 F-701 master race reporting

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 15:11:12 2013 No.3342542 >>3342533 That looks rather nice... all metal though, does it get heavy in the hand after a while?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 15:12:12 2013 No.3342547 >>3333146 Holden ?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 15:17:12 2013 No.3342564 >>3342542 I personally don't find it heavy at all, but others might.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jan 10 15:25:12 2013 No.3342583 every six month I buy random mechanical pencils and pens from chinese websites and use them to write for the next six

Anonymous Fri Jan 11 03:33:12 2013 No.3344585
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>>3342396
I have one too!

If you can get over the derivative look (to say the very least - it is the Japanese curse after all) and the boooooring nib design, then it is one sweet and dependable pen!

Full body ink-window, huge ink-capacity (way larger than the pen from which it borrows its looks), sturdy design (again, much sturdier than the pen it's copying) and the usual Pilot smoothness of nib, with a little hint of springiness.

If you want a Japanese fountain pen, and are not looking to spend Nakaya prices (they are just art, sublimely functional art, but art all the same), then this Pilot takes the cake, and is their true functional flagship (fuck the custom 845).

That being said, it is not currently my favourite writer, but it's continually in my rotation nevertheless.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 03:48:12 2013 No.3344608 File: 341 KB, 2050x1064, comparing comparisons.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3344585 A comparison with its ubiquitous - oft imitated, but never bested - yet ephemeral and plasticy distant cousin, the Pilot G-2.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 03:59:12 2013 No.3344618 >>3344585 as far as japanese pens go, pilot or sailor?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 04:05:45 2013 No.3344626 >>3342583 Like from where?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 05:03:12 2013 No.3344711 Any writer would have killed for a word processor

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 06:04:13 2013 No.3344779 File: 537 KB, 1280x960, tumblr_lscha3tanX1qhj2ogo1_1280.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Rotring 600. It was my fathers.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 07:02:12 2013 No.3344874 File: 7 KB, 300x300, .5mm.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Everytime

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 09:30:12 2013 No.3345082 Nice design. Would buy one.

Anonymous Fri Jan 11 16:01:13 2013 No.3345968 [DELETED]

>>3344618
That's too broad of a question as both are very good brands that produce quality pens.

I shall assume that you're referring only to fountains right? Because they both produce a whole range of writing implements.

Sailor IMO is kind of boring, purely because of the lack of interesting filling mechanisms - not a cause for concern for normal people, I would think.

However, Sailor really shines with its special nibs, for which you'll mostly have to shell out the big bucks (500+), and even then you've got the problem of a "nice engine but a teaspoon's worth of a fuel as tank".

If you mentioned some models, then we can talk, but on the whole they're both pretty good.
(pilot is more interesting in the middle price range, but Sailor is when you go up in price)

Anonymous Fri Jan 11 16:04:13 2013 No.3345979

>>3344618
That's too broad of a question as both are very good brands that produce quality pens.

It depends on the model.

I shall assume that you're referring only to fountains right? Because they both produce a whole range of writing implements.

Sailor IMO is kind of boring, purely because of the lack of interesting filling mechanisms - not a cause for concern for normal people, I would think.

However, Sailor really shines with its special nibs, for which you'll mostly have to shell out the big bucks (500+), and even then you've got the problem of a "nice engine but a teaspoon's worth for a fuel tank".

Even their flagship, the "King of Pen" has a laughable ink capacity.

If you mentioned some models, then we can talk, but on the whole they're both pretty good.
(pilot is more interesting in the middle price range, but Sailor is when you go up in price)

Anonymous Fri Jan 11 16:08:13 2013 No.3346002

>>3345979
>Sailor is when you go up in price)

But, I might add, purely because of the interesting nibs; they haven't really got much going for them besides that I think.

Oh, as far as ink capacity? If you're not talking ink cartridges, then pilot wins hands down as far as all bottle filling mechanisms go.

They have converters that hold more, a piston filler that holds more than Sailor's, and a plunger filler (the 823 has one) that Sailor hasn't ever attempted.

That being said, I would like to get their Realo model some day for collecting's sake. What's holding me back is that I already have a 1911, and since they have the same nibs and all.... well, it's not so high on my priority list.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 16:08:13 2013 No.3346004 File: 9 KB, 300x267, tul.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] only the best

>>	Anonymous Fri Jan 11 19:25:13 2013 No.3346761 >>3346004 Those things are Office Depot-tier.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 03:07:14 2013 No.3348049 >>3346761 yeah but you need a rollerball to sign stupid thermal receipt paper

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 03:23:14 2013 No.3348085 >>3348049 >Only the best! >Those things are Office Depot-tier >Yeah... I know. But they're alright for some things I guess. It's okay bud, just smother your lack of self worth with the consumerism and planned obsolescence.

Anonymous Sat Jan 12 03:48:14 2013 No.3348110

>>3342265
That's a matter of willpower, not of tools. Hell, if you use a pencil you'll suffer from the same problem unless you have the willpower to relinquish the eraser.

I have no problem writing on my laptop without stopping to edit. In fact, I prefer it. I just keep typing away until I'm done for the day and I close the lid. I don't even look at it until I've slept.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 04:17:14 2013 No.3348148 A keyboard.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 11:54:14 2013 No.3348850 >>3348148 Yes yes... but what sort?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 11:58:14 2013 No.3348863 File: 54 KB, 770x349, PSR-E223.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3348850

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 12:00:14 2013 No.3348865 What are some good entry level pens?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 12:05:14 2013 No.3348879 >>3348865 Pilot g2 Bic cristal

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 12:08:14 2013 No.3348890 >>3348879 Thanks, but I'm looking for something a little less disposable

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 12:11:14 2013 No.3348896 >>3348890 lamy safari

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 12:44:14 2013 No.3348983 >>3348890 If fountain, then yes >>3348896 is good. There's also the Pilot Metropolitan, which is cheaper than the Lamy.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 14:40:14 2013 No.3349340 File: 43 KB, 704x396, Houki-Jelly.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3344585

Anonymous Sat Jan 12 15:30:14 2013 No.3349488

>>3342053
G2s have a nice grip and their ink is nice for a mass market pen, but my handwriting (already difficult) becomes near illegible with gel ink.

I use Bic 4-colors, fine point if I can find it when I need the pen. I like the grip, and being able to clearly emend my writing as I work is very useful to me.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 15:39:14 2013 No.3349532 >>3349488 I never liked those multicolor pens; always too finicky for my tastes and never lasted very long before something seized up or broke. I've been eyeing the Lamy 2000 multicolor ballpoint though/ feelsniceman.jpg

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 16:12:14 2013 No.3349646 >>3349532 >ballpoint why, beside the fact that the design is fucking sexy as hell

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 12 16:16:14 2013 No.3349654 >mfw threads that are more board-relevant don't even get past 20-ish posts. This thread has been going on for nearly more than 5 days now. Wow.

Anonymous Sat Jan 12 16:49:14 2013 No.3349759

>>3349532
>>3349646
I bought a 2k ballpoint with those smooth, smooth monteverde refills for someone at christmas; makes me wish I'd bought the fountain version for myself too on those sales.

Still got till the 15th to get one at a good price. Anyone here use the Lamy 2000?
Do you like it?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 13 08:11:14 2013 No.3352053 >>3349340 jellybelly.jpg

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 13 08:12:15 2013 No.3352055 I used to be a Micron 0.5 but now I'm a Staedtler Pigment Liner 0.5 I like 'em thick.

Anonymous Sun Jan 13 08:22:43 2013 No.3352065

>>3344618
Oh, and don't forget Platinum.
Somehow it always gets overshadowed by the other two (and its superluxury sister company, Nakaya).

>>3333898
Are those a brace of 1911's that I spy?>>3334465
Nice to see someone using a Kaweco that isn't that Sport model.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 13 14:34:29 2013 No.3353021 >>3352065 you know i really dont like the looks or the size of the cheaper kawecos, i didn't even know they made bigger size pens

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 13 14:36:46 2013 No.3353033 >>3353021 That company is waking up once more. I hear that they're even re-releasing a piston filler this year.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 13 16:25:18 2013 No.3353455 >writing utensil thread >groovy.jpg >ctrl+f >twsbi >0 results >do you niggers even pen?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 13 16:38:52 2013 No.3353525 >>3353455 Fuck TWBI. Fuck Demonstrator pens. Fuck YOU. I want the mini

>>	Anonymous Sun Jan 13 21:23:58 2013 No.3354565 >>3353525 >hating on demonstrators >in the year of our lord 2013

Anonymous Sun Jan 13 21:30:08 2013 No.3354589

>>3353525
>Demonstrators
>Not god-tier
I like demonstrators because they allow you to use a fountain pen without potentially coming off as trying to look classy/pretentious. Granted, another type of pen doesn't automatically label you a tryhard and I even own other types of pens, but the humbleness of a demonstrator is not to be discounted.

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 02:57:59 2013 No.3355424

>>3354589
>I like demonstrators because they allow you to use a fountain pen without potentially coming off as trying to look classy/pretentious.

>implying anyone gives a fuck about what you're writing with if in public anyway

People have been conditioned by the modern age to not look; they expect to see a bic ballpoint, nothing more.

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:05:07 2013 No.3355437

>>3355424
Perhaps we live in different cultures; I frequently find myself discussing writing implements with others, at work, at school, people look at my pen when I show them things on paper or help them out, or when we talk during lectures. People have pointed out to me when I have the same pencil as someone else in the room. As such, I try to keep my writing implements low-profile but also try to ensure that I get ones I enjoy.

It's not like I strike up conversations about fountain pens either, unless I know the person is interested in fountain pens or calligraphy beforehand. That's just how people around me behave. They aren't as oblivious as you might think your people are.

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:06:38 2013 No.3355439

>>3355437
>Perhaps we live in different cultures; I frequently find myself discussing writing implements with others, at work, at school, people look at my pen when I show them things on paper or help them out, or when we talk during lectures. People have pointed out to me when I have the same pencil as someone else in the room.

what the fuck do you live in crayola land

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:09:55 2013 No.3355445 >>3355439 Where do you live, North Dakota?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:10:41 2013 No.3355449 >>3355439 Is it so hard to believe I have different experiences from yours? You act as if nobody has even so much as asked to borrow your pen, ever.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:16:00 2013 No.3355465 >>3332416 >writing tools thread >194 posts sad

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:42:16 2013 No.3355526 >>3355437 >People have pointed out to me when I have the same pencil as someone else in the room. wat

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:43:02 2013 No.3355530 >>3355526 Same brand/model** of pencil as someone else in the room. Hope that clears things up.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:43:02 2013 No.3355531 >>3355449 >You act as if nobody has even so much as asked to borrow your pen, ever. People tend to shun the odious neckbeard.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:44:03 2013 No.3355535 >>3355530 >Same brand/model** of pencil as someone else in the room. watwat Who gives a flying fuck? Are you perhaps somewhere in Asia?(I know they take their stationery seriously)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:44:33 2013 No.3355534 >>3355531 I believe you misspelt "odorous."

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:46:19 2013 No.3355539 >>3355535 I'm in Amerifat, brother.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:46:34 2013 No.3355540 >>3355534 That works too, but no I did not misspell odious.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:47:20 2013 No.3355542 >>3355539 That makes it even weirder....

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:47:20 2013 No.3355543 >>3355540 Odorous** Didn't we go over this?

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:50:37 2013 No.3355548

>>3355542
Dunno, it sort of makes sense to me. Pens and pencils are commodities like binders and folders and clothing and backpacks and sunglasses and basically everything else you see on a person every day. These items, especially in America, are expected to make a statement about a person. People handpick them as accessories to fit their preferences.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:53:53 2013 No.3355554 >>3355543 >nigger doesn't know the definition of odious SHISGHGYGY

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:54:39 2013 No.3355556 >>3355548 If that's the case, why do most american buy, and look like, shit?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 03:58:42 2013 No.3355562 >>3355556 Goobert pls.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:10:19 2013 No.3355584 >>3355548 >These items, especially in America, are expected to make a statement about a person. Tell me, looking around at your peers, what are their commodities telling you about them?

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:12:06 2013 No.3355592

>>3355584
I'm in an empty room.
But I used to have a room mate. From his belongings I could tell he was studying Engineering, he was a Christian, he read casually, he wasn't very clean and he liked to play music.

You can't possibly mean to insinuate your book collection doesn't speak volumes about you, can you old chap?

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:17:24 2013 No.3355600

>>3355445
metropolitan area of over 20 million

>>3355449
no, i'm just wondering where it is that people discuss writing implements on a regular basis

>You act as if nobody has even so much as asked to borrow your pen, ever.

they don't specify the model though

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:19:55 2013 No.3355603

>>3355600
It's not necessarily that they recite the model name from memory, more that they say "hey, that guy has the same pen as you!" if you have an unusual one, or something like that. People don't intentionally discuss this sort of thing, but it does come up in casual conversation, as a conversation starter, a conversation ender, or doesn't occur at all and is simply filed in the back of their heads, never seeing practical use ever.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:25:14 2013 No.3355612 >>3355592 I neither insinuate nor imply. I just wanted to know how many plebs you perceived surrounding yourself at any given moment.

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:28:50 2013 No.3355619

>>3355603
I can't quite recall myself, since at least elementary school, when this sort of discourse was at all commmon.

Not in highschool, nor university or the workplace (though they are a bunch of materialistic fucks there).

Why can't people just keep silent instead of filling the air with banalities "oh, you've got the exact same mechanical pencil as that guy sitting over there!".

Casual conversation? Really?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:31:54 2013 No.3355627 >>3355619 because , >but it does come up in casual conversation, as a conversation starter, a conversation ender because beta because murrika

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:36:47 2013 No.3355635

>>3355619
I can't believe this singular triviality of my life has so grievously and profoundly affected you. I can almost see the vein pop out of your forehead at the thought of you having to suffer such a bland, quotidian sentence ever in your life.

You are truly a god among aspies.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:39:07 2013 No.3355641 >>3355635 It hasn't affected me at all. You do realize that since this is an anonymous board there have been several posters querying you, right? I was asking legitimate questions as I was curious about it. also >defensive much? Retard.

Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:40:53 2013 No.3355643

>>3355641
>It hasn't affected me at all.
>You do realize that since this is an anonymous board there have been several posters querying you, right? I was asking legitimate questions as I was curious about it.
>also
>>defensive much?
>Retard.
There's that vein again. You ought to tape that down.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:44:56 2013 No.3355651 >>3355643 >aspie

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:50:14 2013 No.3355661 >>3355651 Okay.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 04:50:14 2013 No.3355662 >>3355643 Whatever, anon. I suggest you simmer down with the pen talk IRL though; makes for boring conversation: >>3355531 >People tend to shun the odious neckbeard. Indeed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 14 08:47:03 2013 No.3356003 >>3333319 You should try the 602 palo blackwings. I found them better for actual writing as opposed to sketching.

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